Your New Wireless Multitool: Meet the RUTC50 5G Router

The RUTC50’s system-on-chip (SoC) is capable of higher processing power and integrated Wi-Fi 6 support. 

RUTC50 features performance improvements across the board. For example, Open VPN performs 700% better, IPsec performs 500% better, Wi-Fi performs 45% better, and 5G performs approximately 30% better.

Yes, it supports both WireGuard client and server as well as other industry-standard VPNs.

Yes. You can indeed set up custom firewall and routing rules to allow or block traffic from any one interface to another.

No, only one SIM card can work at a time. Load balancing is possible only over different WAN connections.

Not exactly. The RUTC50 measures 130.4 x 42.6 x 103.4 mm while the RUTX50 measures 132 x 44.2 x 95.1 mm.

Not directl – there is a workaround to install Node-RED via the OpenWRT package manager. Please reach out to your dedicated sales manager to receive instructions for this workaround if needed.

The RUTC50 is certified by CE, UKCA, and RCM. We plan on acquiring additional certification according to demand, so please reach out to your dedicated sales manager to request the certification you need. 

We recommend our antennas, as they are designed for full compatibility with our products.

Not without external additions. DSDA requires the device to have two modems and the RUTC50 has only one. However, you could add an external modem by connecting the RUTC50’s WAN port to our TRB500 gateway. Alternatively, our RUTX12 4G router has two modems. 

Not at all. The RUTC50 features many improvements that may not be as flashy but are nevertheless very significant. Those include the more powerful SoC and 5G modem as well as the increased RAM and flash memory, among others.

By default, the RUTC50 supports more than only mass storage (e.g., serial-to-USB adapters) but does not support most USB-to-Ethernet or USB-to-SFP adapters. However, installing drivers for such devices on RUTC50 will enable it to support them.